What your child practises at ages 9–10
- Details and their order
- Fact or opinion?
- Retelling in your own words
- Comparing two spoken messages
- Catching numbers and names
- Cause and effect in a story
What the questions look like
Three examples at the ages 9–10 level. In BrainBite, every question comes with an instant explanation.
“Broccoli is packed with vitamins. Broccoli is disgusting.” Which is the opinion?
Broccoli is disgusting. Vitamins can be checked, but taste is personal. Sounding sure doesn't make it a fact.
The bus leaves at 8:15 from platform 3. When does it leave?
8:15. Numbers fly by fast in spoken language. Trained ears catch them the first time.
“Because it rained, the match was cancelled.” Why cancelled?
Because it rained. Cause and effect: the word ‘because’ is the hinge of the sentence.
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